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The events above occurred in [[Halo: Combat Evolved]] in the level [[The Silent Cartographer]] and were also described in the novel [[Halo: The Flood]]. In the game, the ship is never actually seen, as the two Pelicans that drop the Marines off are simply two [[Echo 419]] models. The player soon discovers the dropship crash site, and ship there is a re-use of the [[Victor 933]] model | The events above occurred in [[Halo: Combat Evolved]] in the level [[The Silent Cartographer]] and were also described in the novel [[Halo: The Flood]]. In the game, the ship is never actually seen, as the two Pelicans that drop the Marines off are simply two [[Echo 419]] models. The player soon discovers the dropship crash site, and ship there is a re-use of the [[Victor 933]] model. | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 04:34, December 6, 2008
Bravo 022 was a UNSC Pelican dropship aboard the Pillar of Autumn in 2552. When the cruiser was shot down over Installation 04, Bravo 022 was saved by its pilot. He launched it as Autumn was crashing. The dropship then met up with the crash survivors at Alpha Base.
Later, Bravo 022, along with Pelican Echo 419, conducted an airborne assault on the island fortress containing The Silent Cartographer. When Hunters guarding the fortress were discovered during the mission, Cortana requested that Bravo 022 ferry in heavy weapons. Bravo 022 loaded up with a Warthog and several Rocket Launchers, but was shot down by enemy fire before managing to unload its cargo.[1] It crashed into a cliff, killing or wounding those aboard. Prior to Master Chief's arrival on scene, these crash survivors were rounded up and subsequently executed by Grunt and Jackal forces. After the mission, the wreckage of Bravo 022 was left on the beach where it had crashed.
In Game
The events above occurred in Halo: Combat Evolved in the level The Silent Cartographer and were also described in the novel Halo: The Flood. In the game, the ship is never actually seen, as the two Pelicans that drop the Marines off are simply two Echo 419 models. The player soon discovers the dropship crash site, and ship there is a re-use of the Victor 933 model.
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Flood, pages 160-161
